Editorial In our last issue, Issue 16, we announced our partnership with the Royal Society. Now only a few months later, we are very pleased to present our first ever special issue which includes research done by schools sponsored by Royal Society Partnership Grants as well as an interview with Former President of the Royal …
Foreward In this 350th anniversary year of scientific publishing, which began with the first issue of Philosophical Transactions in 1665, we can reflect on the huge impact the invention of the scientific journal has had on the way science is done. Before the advent of the journal, scientific ideas were closely guarded by their originators, …
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Table of Contents Young Scientists Journal 2008 | January-February | Volume 1 | Issue 1 ARTICLES Next generation of Dreamliner – blended wing body aircraft Gao Peng Cheng Firepower: A brief history and the science of firearms Malcolm Morgan God and the Constants of Nature Craig Sawyer Relativity, the twin paradox and black holes Malcolm Morgan …
Table of Contents Young Scientists Journal 2008 | March-April | Volume 1 | Issue 2 Folic Acid in our Flour? Elly Wombwell La Palma and the European North Observatory Craig Sawyer Meet Gaia Inese Smidre Pluto Yun Long Sex, lies and divergent series Ed Mosely The breakdown of the Bohr atomic model Chihiro Fukushima What …
Table of Contents Young Scientists Journal 2009 | January – February | Volume 2 | Issue 7 EDITORIAL From the Chief Editor [pg.1] Jonathan Rogers ORIGINAL ARTICLES Effect of Aflatoxin B 1 from Aspergillus flavu on MDA-MB-231 Human Breast Cancer Cells [pg.3] Ana Victoria Colon Aflatoxin is a known carcinogen, expelled from naturally occurring fungi such as Aspergillus flavus. …
